Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-02

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Shoulders, 8 cents, at Eggleston & Reed
sr's. mchZoto
For sale 20 residences from $500 to s4.ooo.
c. Ben. mcnizh
Do YOU need a gasoline stove: Go 10
mch26lf
New spring styles in millinery at Mrs.
mcnist4
Garden seeds in bulk OF package, at Eggles-
ton & Reeder's. mchzo'o
Leave YOUR farms, residences and lots with
-. for cole r. Rem. feb26tf
The best pound coffee in the MARKET at
Eggleston 4 Reeders. mehZo'o
If US R.. then III c those new spring
goods, at III. Wilker's. incnZotZ
For Sale-A number of farms, residences
snI town lois &. Ben. teb26tf
The Siberian hard wood refrigerator Is
the hest extant, at Senden'>. mcii2ou
A full line of choice pickles, cateup' mus
tards, sauces, horse raddish, etc., Egglestoh
H. peader,s mch2gt3
Carpets cheap at H. Wilker's, Franklin
Avenue. Call and see them before purchas-
ing. We can save you money. a2t2
"Struck it at LAST said the weary shopper
as she cast her eyes on our spring bargains 10
dry goods, notions and carpets. Henry Will
Dor mch26t2
Ed. W. Kknse. Higginsville, Mo-, dealer IN
agricultural implements, field and buik
garden seeds. Good quality and low
price. hl-l.
No such line of fancy groceries was ever
before to be found In the city as is at present
kept by W. S. Clagett. 1t Is complete IN
every detail. mchlZi
Mrs. S.. p. Arnold Is receiving spring
styles in millinery and notions. Ladies are
| respectfully invited TO call. No. 12O Main
street. Lexington, Mo. apr2w2
Forget your own age, forget your wife's
name,f forget how manv children you have,
| but don't forget that II. Wilker. Franklin
Avenue. has q new stock OF dry goods,
| notions and carpets. m65t2
h mind depends Tor its health very large
" on bodily conditions. The gloomy tears
the Responding news. the WEAKNESS OF sou
that MANY complain Of, would often disap-
pear were the blood made pure and healthy
before reaching the delicate vessels OF the
brain. Ayers Sarsaparills purities and vita
Lies the blood; and thus nduces to health
of body and sanity Of mind. 1t
The new mill is now connected by tele
phone with Mr.. McGrew's down town office
back part Ct Grimes & Vensble's jeweirI
store, and all orders left at that office are i'm
medistely telephoned to the office at thu
mill, where they are booked and prompt de
livery thereby insured. Mr.. McGrcw or hi
eentlemanly book-keeper, Mr.. Sam Hays
will always be found In attendance to receiv
vour order. janStf
Throat-ai III seldom gets we'll of itself, bu
deepens until it undermines the constitution
, wastes away health, strength and flesh, an
. finally fastens itself on the lungs, cOmpletin
the wreck and ruin Of the whole man. Dl
. BiceIow's Cough Cure is the only safe cur
! and speedy remedy for cough, colds and a
throat and lung diseases. Sold by Chas. "
LOOMS, at fifty cents and one dollar. Plea
ant to take and safe for children. dec2om5
:. You will notice how quickly q thorough
u successful article Is Initiated, and also thi
: the limitations are without merit, as they al
gotten up by inscriptions parties. Bewal
of limitations Of DIR. Jones' Red Clover Toni
- The genuine is sold by Charles W. Loomi
and promptly cures dyspepsia, costlvenes
- bad breath, piles. pimples, ague and M
lsrial diseases, poor appetite, low spirit
headache or diseases Of the kidneys stomat
y and liver. Price fifty cents. dec25m3
The largest and finest line Of Dozier, We
u s. Co.'s crackers, at Eegleston : Reeder's.
The throng of people in this city. the ps
few DAYS, was attributed, Oh all hands, to t
- courts, the pretty weather, the opening
y spring, and various other causes; but 1t r
~ mains for the undersigned to explain the 6
q traction, which is no difficult matter to {
. either. 1t was the new, fresh and compile
!. stock of staple and fancy groceries, viii
VI embraces every article to be found in Il
line, at the store of w. s. Clagett. The GOO
are pure, clean and fresh; the prices are
lowest, snd full measurement and do
weight are always given. mch12t
The largest and finest line of Dozier. W
90, 3 Co.'s crackers, at Eggleston & Reeder's.
II you want to laugh, why 1ius the m
strels.
n The greatest cure on earth for pain"
Salvation Oil; sing the refrain.
County board of equalization next Nj
day. County court the following Monday
Mr.. Schwab has added two rooms to
handsome little dwelling house on Sol
street above Twenty.first.
School elections will be held In all d!stri
zap ,aw, T,.sd.n Reside Tho director a con
school commissioner Is to be elected.
., Two freight trains collided on the c.. &
w railroad, Tuesday morning last. near Va
entirely destroying both engines and t
~, freight cars. The mail trains were della.
~, over four hours. The engineers and hreI
-. saved themselves by jumping.
Mr.. W. NJ. Beach announces him'
n elsewhere as candidate for county sci
" commissioner. Mr.. Beach is principal Of
~ Odessa College and has conducted two
NAL Institutes at Odessa, through which
has become we'll known to the teacher
the county.
"You out to-day, my friend. in this
wind? 1 thought you were sick in bed '
q cold" He said nothing but smiled a J
smile and led me to the apothecnry's 81
aoo and pointing to a big advertisement of
Nv Bulls Cough Sirup, said: Thereby ha
the tale; that tells the story"
I'D. Higginsville ~Post:-"The Santa Fe c.
vi of engineers have reached Lexington s
ntv. their survey. Chief Engineer Nehr II
adv intel view stated that the line from Sedali
rel. Lexings on 10 six miles shorter than the
souri, Pacific and that the grades are
ion favorable. The line from LIE xington to
the ley is as practl able as 1t Is to Lexington,
INV the engineers fe | highly grsti6ed with
natural rn,to and The oosv Urodaa IF
TIL natcTai roule ahu 'ne easy siaues' IL
ago, De out a snort Tune until tne survey WI
milf completed, and we feel confident that
via Santa Fe people can not help but see
he many advantages this Inc possesses over
ac- other"
red Higginsville ALBERT Fulkerson C
ms down from Lexington s .turday, accompa
Fort bv his cousin Emmett, an they spent SCI
are days here. Mr.. J. A. | caves left here
to Thursday for Kansas City to be absent
time. Rev. Woodland, of Lexington,
he'd. conference colporteur, Is canvassing the
2 to with his books. He occ pied the Meiht
npa- pupil Sunday evening. Mr.. Geo. NJ.
q to ron, of Lexington, was | . town Wednes
It TO Miss Mollie Catron, of r chmond, 10 exl
zens ed here Saturday on a v sit to the fami
ossi- her brother, Mr., C. C. C ,tron. Died, in
city, Saturday, March of measles, q
,arsI of Mr.. Hancock, aged 9 years. Died, in
I'm. city, Saturday. March 20, Mr.. W, Ba
"a. Duval, after an Hines. of only three {
NOV Few knew Of his sickl. ass and his death
10 an a great shock to his ia .nily and friends.
busy viz A'N "'i
Y TO Corder:-Mr. Fred LIeser returned E.
the day night from his trip to California.